Temporary Worker Visa Attorneys in Orlando

A Firm that Is Always Available for You

At the Sekou Clarke Law Group, we understand the privilege it is to live and work in the U.S. Our founding attorney is an immigrant who was inspired to pursue law after seeing many people fight for American citizenship. We want to make sure your voice is heard, which is why we commit to our clients for the entirety their immigration process.

We have a keen sense for litigation and understand the complicated laws surrounding immigration and visa acquisition. One of our attorneys is a member of the American Bar Association, the Florida Bar Association, and the Orange County Bar Association. Another of our attorneys is the Public Relations Chair of the Hispanic Bar Association of Central Florida. Our multicultural, multilingual firm is passionate about helping you achieve your dreams.

Do you need help with a temporary worker visa? Call us at (407) 269-8774 or contact us online.
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What You Need to Know About Working in the U.S.

The most common type of visa issued to temporary workers is an H visa. Immigrants with an H-1 visa are limited to staying in the U.S. for six years while immigrants with an H-2 visa are limited to three years.

There are several different types of H visas, including:

• H-1A visas for registered nurses
• H-1B visas for specialty occupations
• H-2 visas for agricultural workers

In order to secure a job in the U.S., your potential employer will need to prove to the Department of Labor that there were no American citizens that were willing and able to take the job. They also must show that the job was being offered at an acceptable wage that is comparable to other salaries for that position. Next, your potential employer needs to petition for your visa on your behalf. Once their petition is approved, you can start your side of the visa application process.

Potential Complications for Temporary Workers

Congress has set limitations on the amount of foreign temporary workers allowed in the U.S. at one time. Even if you are offered a job and given a visa, you may be required to wait to travel. Issues can arise if you change employers or if your company is bought out by another company. Sometimes, your new employer may be required to petition for you all over again.

Whenever you are facing difficulty with visa applications, rejections, or status changes, it is best to hire an Orlando immigration lawyer. We are confident in our abilities. While we can never guarantee the outcome of a case, we can ensure that we will make every effort to find a solution.

Contact the Sekou Clarke Law Group today by dialing (407) 269-8774.